Help me with tool storage

In this video, I talk about my dilemma with tool storage. I talk about my current situation and usage of my tools, as well as my goals. I do have some Milwaukee pack out boxes, and I mentioned that in this video, and why I am currently using these totes instead. 

[@JoshuaCutsya]

Great choice. Those boxes definitely are expensive. Yup guilty 😅

[@soyboypersonalfinance1138]

January of this year I brought a van for my business. Ford transit connect lwb. That’s helped a lot I park outside the house and have more than enough of what I need kept inside of the van at all times.

[@phalanyx3478]

Just get a 2 wheel utility cart with a couple packout drawers, or a bottom drawer packout cart and compartment addition, a couple zipper bags to throw in the bottom, some 12v tools and expand from there. If I was booked on work I'd just spoil myself with nice tools and storage and just get to using them. What is a $1000+ tool purchase if it makes an extra 1k a year while being lighter, more professional looking, and more manageable? An improvement! Replace the totes with Rothco Renovator bags, there's no reason to be hauling those giant crappy boxes around. Load up smaller kit bags of fasteners/consumables/fittings/tape, label them, and throw them into the renovator bags or the packout compartments as you need them. Keep the totes in the vehicle or basement as your bulk supplies. If you don't need them or whats inside of them for a long time sell them off and free up space for more tools that make money. If your batteries and power tools are in bags in the packout, just take the bags out and inside so valuable tools and batteries are in the home and out of the cold at night.

[@soyboypersonalfinance1138]

Try finding the expensive boxes used? 🤷

[@soyboypersonalfinance1138]

5:17 is that legal ?